If they do, the encrypted password is saved in the usersettings.xml file. Users can specify if they want their password to be stored. This information is saved in their user settings file, usersettings.xml, whether or not a serverinfo.properties file exists.
The server name, port and username will be remembered between Workbench sessions. To log into a CLC Server, Workbench users need to supply the CLC Server name and port, as well as a username and password. Machine level and user level CLC Server settings When multiple servers are available, users can just select the one they want from the drop down list. If a serverinfo.properties file is present under the settings folder of the Workbench installation, the name of the CLC Server entered for the server.1.host parameter in the file, and its port number, are initially presented in the dialog for all users of the Workbench on that system. You can download an example serverinfo.properties file at The order of the lines themselves does not matter. server.1.x, server.2.x) are used to specify the order the servers are presented in the dropdown list presented to users connecting from the Workbench. Where should be replaced with the name of the system the CLC Server is running on and by the port number of the CLC Server, typically 7777. The location and port of CLC Servers that Workbenches are able to connect to can be pre-configured for all users of a Workbench on a given machine by placing a file called serverinfo.properties into the settings folder under the Workbench installation directory.Ī serverinfo.properties file contains two lines for each CLC Server that should be listed in the drop down list within the CLC Server connection dialog in the Workbench.įor example, if 2 servers are available, the serverinfo.properties file would take the following form: It is launched from the menu system by going to 6. The CLC Server Connection dialog in CLC Workbenches can be used to log into or out of a CLC Server, as well as check on the status of a server connection.
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